CFTC updates stakeholders during Wednesday ag advisory meeting and establishes livestock market task force.

Preliminary March data showed three-fold increase in China's pork imports from a year ago.

CME and ICE leaders explain why agricultural markets are predominantly protected the negative fate dealt to crude oil prices.

Production and exports still expected to rise, but not as much as previously anticipated.

Domestic commercial use in all products during first months of 2020 was already weakening ahead of COVID-19 pandemic.

Reduced ethanol and livestock demand deals corn producers double blow.

Wheat also down week-over-week, with soybeans moving higher.

U.S. ethanol sales in 2020 could fall by more than $10 billion and production fall by 3 billion gallons.

Seventy-three percent of respondents were moderately or extremely concerned about their farm being impacted by COVID-19.

Average quarterly price forecast for 2020 to be more than 16% below average prices in 2019.